Surbhi Suhane, Author at Sixsigma DSI

What Is Stakeholder Mapping? Why It Matters in Six Sigma Projects

Stakeholder mapping is the process of identifying and visually analyzing everyone who affects or is affected by a project. In Six Sigma, it starts in the Define phase of DMAIC. It helps teams understand who holds power, who has high interest, and how to engage each...

Which Six Sigma Belt Is Most in Demand in 2026?

Green Belt and Black Belt certifications draw the highest employer demand in 2026. Lightcast labor analytics counted roughly 55,000 U.S. job postings in 2024 asking for Lean Six Sigma training. LinkedIn showed more than 48,000 active Six Sigma vacancies in July 2025...

How Bank of America Used Six Sigma to Save $2 Billion and Win Customers

Bank of America launched its Six Sigma program in 2001 under CEO Kenneth D. Lewis. By the end of 2003, the program generated cumulative financial benefits exceeding $2 billion. Statement errors dropped 70%. Electronic channel defects fell 88%. Customer delight scores...

What Is the Difference Between LSS Certification and Training?

LSS training is the process of learning Lean Six Sigma concepts, tools, and methods. It can be self-paced, instructor-led, or part of a structured course. Training teaches you DMAIC, statistical analysis, waste identification, and process improvement techniques. LSS...

Can Lean Six Sigma Be Used Outside Manufacturing?

Yes. Lean Six Sigma applies to any organization with repeatable processes, measurable outcomes, and a need to reduce waste or variation. That includes hospitals, banks, logistics companies, universities, government agencies, and technology firms. The methodology was...